Public commitments, and how they are tracked

Where public commitments are officially recorded: parliamentary assurances, written statements, NDC and UN registries, OGP plans and company filings.

How the UN records voluntary commitments from governments, NGOs and companies, what the Ocean Conference registry holds and what follow-up shows.

How UK ministers put announcements on the parliamentary record in writing, where the statements are published and how the Australian Senate handles them.

How committees in India, Kenya, Ghana, Zambia and Uganda record ministers' promises in the House, set deadlines, grant extensions and drop assurances.

How India's OAMS, Kenya's and Ghana's committees, the NDC Registry, UN commitment platforms and OGP's reporting mechanism track delivery of promises.

The US safe harbor, UK issuer liability, EU and UK market abuse disclosure rules and Australian guidance on forecasts, with what each says about updates.

Formal routes for changing a recorded commitment: correcting Parliament, dropping an assurance, adjusting an NDC, leaving a treaty, updating a forecast.

What the Paris Agreement says about NDCs, the five-year cycle, the public registry, adjusting a target and what happens when a party withdraws.